Smart interactions

Authors:
Joanna W. Ng;Mark Chignell;James R. Cordy;Yelena Yesha
Affiliations:
IBM Canada;Universtiy of Toronto;Queen's University;University of Maryland, Baltimore County
Venue:
The smart internet
Year:
2010

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Abstract

As discussed in Chapter 3, the Smart Internet consists of both smart interactions and smart services. Part 2 of this book covers smart interactions, which are briefly introduced here. Since the requirements for user interaction are driven by human needs and the properties of human cognition, we will also consider research requirements relating to smart interaction in this introduction, and a brief roadmap of the remaining chapters in this section will also be provided.